Highlights
Sirski walks through the 2.0 whitelist grind.
Wearing his "collab manager hat," he explained he'd reached out to ~15+ communities for a list capped at 500 spots — a genuine balancing headache between rewarding big Doomsayer holders and letting fresh collectors in.
The holder tiers get clarified.
The GTD portion is for wallets holding 5+ Doomsayers (1 mint each); everyone with at least one lands in friends-and-family (2 mints). Snapshot already taken — "don't try moving shit in wallets around."
Robin Hood, roasted gently.
On the idea of a "Hoodsayers" launch, Sirski deadpanned that the only true Robin Hood way to launch is to "jack someone else's collection and post there." He's hard-fading the chain either way.
Jay Byrne track airdrop.
The hosts celebrated a track gifted to Doomsayer holders (with a Lex-made cover that fit the song's menace), and Jay admitted the record — internally nicknamed "Doom-Tober" — had actually been ready since October. He's aiming to double-drop this month to catch up before the collection's first birthday.
Cleanosaurs' big week.
The crew broke down the $10 USDC card packs (one card each, a token attached, capped at 20k packs to the 27th), the animated short, and the fresh Amazon Prime listing — landing a "9.7 out of 10" and calling it the kind of win-for-the-space move they want to see from existing NFT projects.
World of Women goes quiet.
A holder post flagged an ownership switch with no announced new leader. Amid the speculation, a floated guess that Logan Paul might be behind it drew an immediate "God, that'd be horrible" — and a brief tangent on whether holders even need the founder to enjoy the art they own.
The Poppy contradiction and the "build vs. flip" talk.
Sirski contrasted Poppy's "don't launch unless you're committed for a lifetime" post with his sweeping 101 of a friend's CTO'd project days later. It rolled into the room's core value: treat a collection like a real business, state your intentions honestly, and do your own research before gambling.
The goose-skin booger.
A speaker introduced her partner TOF (a Bitcoin ordinals artist Crypfu already knew from GCs), whose "boogers" project is on the way. Jay's request — "I'm looking for a goose skin booger… super purple" — sent the room sideways in the best way.
Poison pitches Reanimated Dead.
7,222 chibi skeletons mashing up the Cherry Pinup and Pug clubs, priced at a BOGO 0.007 on OpenSea, 69 one-of-ones, and one peerless wizard who becomes the lead of an adult-swim-style animated series where the dead move in with the living.
Thursday's topic: does money win?
Sirski previewed the Stay Based Space — the idea that plenty of what grows a project or a collector (building an audience, being a decent person) costs nothing, even if bags obviously help projects like Cleanosaurs make bigger moves.
Topic timeline
| Time | Topic |
|---|---|
| 3:34–6:00 | Welcome, Doom calendar (Discord hangout, Trade Night, 2.0 on Aug 1) |
| 6:13–9:29 | Bloodsayers 2.0 whitelist + holder tiers |
| 9:56–15:18 | Doomsayer perks, Jay Byrne airdrop, music drop plans, hub raffles |
| 15:18–16:00 | Gold Goat Cult game mechanics |
| 16:00–23:00 | Cleanosaurs card packs, short, Prime listing, 15% ownership |
| 23:00–28:00 | World of Women goes silent; women in web3 / MetaMuse |
| 28:00–30:25 | Deadfellows' God Pole, dumpster token returns |
| 30:25–36:12 | NFT trader data, Robin Hood chain & liquidity drain |
| 36:54–44:11 | Poppy's posts, CTOs, "build like a business" |
| 44:11–52:56 | Discord invites, TOF/ordinals, NPC playable characters, Twitter search "fix" |
| 52:56–56:25 | Poison's Reanimated Dead pitch + Sunday giveaways |
| 56:25–1:01:37 | Stay Based preview, wrap, shout-outs |
Notable quotes
I feel like the only way you can really launch on Robin Hood is you gotta jack someone else's collection and post there. That's the true Robin Hood way, I suppose.
They're leaving us here on ETH, on base, on Tez — in places where we can build real narratives, real stories, real experiences, relivable experiences.
You need to see it as more than 'oh, this is my homework and I'm gonna turn it in, and then I'm gonna have nothing to do with it.'
You can watch all the TED talks and YouTube tutorials in the world, but nothing's gonna prepare you for being a business owner until you become a fucking business owner.
Let's make plays and moves that even if they fail, we can be happy that we chose that path.
I'm looking for a goose skin booger… super purple.
Who said what
- Jay — Doomsayers (@DoomsayersNFT), host (*: Opened the room, ran the Doom-news calendar, the music side (Jay Byrne track, double-drop plans), and the "we build for real" throughline.
- Sirski (@sirsapient, co-host*: Did the heavy lifting on news — 2.0 whitelist, Cleanosaurs, World of Women, the Poppy take, and the Stay Based preview.
- Crypfu (@thecrypfu, unofficial-but-official co-host*: Explained Gold Goat Cult, NPC's playable-character airdrop, ordinals cred, and the Twitter-search "fix"; knew TOF already.
- Poison (@poisonouspinups*: Rolled in with popcorn to pitch Reanimated Dead and the Sunday mega-giveaway Spaces.
- (a returning listener, partner of ordinals artist TOF)*: Wanted deeper into the Discord/community, flagged World of Women's ~$20 price drop, and gently mourned learning about the "5 Doomsayers" cutoff after gifting one away.
Worth a full listen
- 32:37–36:12 Robin Hood chain & liquidity. The clearest read of the week's market mood: quick flips, the cash-cat cash-out that spooked sellers, and the hosts' half-frustrated, half-optimistic take that the flippers leaving actually clears space for builders.
- 37:40–44:11 "Build like a business." The Poppy-post discussion is where the room's philosophy comes through — intentions, doing the work, and where healthy speculation ends and gambling begins. The summary flattens a genuinely warm, layered exchange.
- 46:24–47:52 TOF and the goose-skin booger. Small-world community moment turned running gag; you have to hear the delivery.
* some voices are identified from context; those names are marked as likely.
